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Light Speed Travel -- Groks Science Show 2006-04-12

by Charles Lee and Frank Ling

Publication date 2006-04-12

Usage Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike

Topics science, speed of light, physics

Traveling near the speed of light may soon be possible thanks to recent theoretical advances. On this program, Dr. Franklin Felber discussed the physics of near light-speed travel.

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Visit the Groks Science Show Website at: WWW.GROKS.NET

Boxid OL100020109

Identifier groks215

Run time 30:00

Source Groks Science Radio Show Podcast

Taped by Charles Lee and Frank Ling

Year 2006

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Reviewer: PhysicsGuy - - May 15, 2006
Subject: Felber's Near Speed of Light Travel

It seems like an exciting concept - a new solution of Einstein's equations predicts a means of traveling close to the speed of light. Since it doesn't depend on oddities like wormholes or spacetime bubbles, it may actually get done this century. Felber explains his ideas clearly in this interview. I think most people will have reservations, though, until it shows up in the mainstream media (no offense, Berkeley Groks).

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